logging in or signing up STUDY OF PYROXENE GROUP AND AMOHIBOLE GROUP kolaterahul Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 229 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 09, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript STUDY OF PYROXENE GROUP AND AMOHIBOLE GROUP: STUDY OF PYROXENE GROUP AND AMOHIBOLE GROUPPYROXENE GROUP: INTRODUCTION It forms another set of important rock-forming minerals. Occurs in good abundance in dark coloured igneous and metamorphic rocks. In fact in ferro-magnesion minerals, pyroxene group occupyfirst place as rock forming group. All of them are closely related in their atomic constitution, crystallisation and general physical properties. PYROXENE GROUPPowerPoint Presentation: Following are members of pyroxene group are of very common occurrence in rocks and hence deserve individual discriptionENSTATITE (Mg SiO3) : Crystal system: - orthorhombic (massive, fibrous). Clevage :- prismatic. Colour :- grayish white to greenish white. Hardness:- 5.5 Sp. Gravity:- 3.1 to 3.3 Lustre :- vitreous to pearly. Composition:- MgSiO 3 Optical:- optically (+) Occurrence:- A common constituents of many igneous rock and some metamorphic rock. ENSTATITE (Mg SiO 3 )HYPERSTHENE (fe, Mg) SiO3: Crystal system:- orthorhombic Clevage :- prismatic Colour :- green, olive green to greenish black Hardness:- 5-6 Sp. Gravity:- 3.4-3.5 Lustre :- pearly to vitreous (streak- grey) Composition:- primarily asilicate of magnesium with more than 14% of FeO . Also present alumina in some variety. Optical:- opticallt (-) Occurrence:- found in plutonic rocks like gabbros and norites HYPERSTHENE (fe, Mg) SiO 3DIOSPIDE Ca Mg(Si2O6) : crystal system:-Monoclinic Clevage :- prismatic and distinct. Colour :- light green, grey, colourless . Hardness:- 5 - 6 Sp. Gravity:- 3.27-3.38 Composition:- calcium magnesium silicate with Fe and Mg Occurrence:- it is common constituent of basic and ultra basic igneous rocks. DIOSPIDE Ca Mg(Si 2 O 6 )AUGITE Ca(Mg,Fe,Al)(Al, SiO)2O6 : crystal system:- Monoclinic Clevage :- prismatic Colour :- greyish , green and black. Hardness:- 5 - 6 Sp. Gravity:- 3.25-3.55(depend on iron content) Lustre :- commonly vitreous Composition:- complex Fe-Mg silicate Optical:- optically(+) Occurrence:- a verry common ferro magnesium mineral . The basi and altra basic rock are specially rich in augite . AUGITE Ca(Mg,Fe,Al)(Al, SiO) 2 O 6AMPHIBOLE GROUP: INTRODUCTION Parallel to pyroxene group because many minerals show a striking resemblance to the pyroxene minerals in many of their properties. Also characterized with a double clevage . Hardness between 5-6 Specific gravity from 3 – 3.5 Generally dark in colour . AMPHIBOLE GROUPPowerPoint Presentation: Folowing are some examples of amphibole group ANTHOPHYLLITE (Mg, Fe)3 (Mg, Fe)3 : Crystal system:- orthorhombic Cleavage:- perfect and prismatic Colour :- grey, brownish, greenish Hardness:- 5.5-6 Sp.gravity :- 2.85-3.20 Lustre :- vitreous Optical:- optically(+) Occurrence:- found in metamorphic rocks ANTHOPHYLLITE (Mg, Fe) 3 (Mg, Fe) 3TREMOLITE Ca2Mg5[(Si4O11]2[OH]2: Crystal system:- monoclinic, crystals are long, bladed Cleavage:- prismatic and perfect Colour :- commonly white to light grey. Hardness:- 5.5 6 Sp. Gravity:- 2.9-3 Lustre :- vitreous Optical:- optically(-) Occurance :- igneous and metamorphic rocks. TREMOLITE Ca 2 Mg 5 [(Si 4 O 11 ] 2 [OH] 2ACTINOLITE Ca2(Mg fe)5[(Si4O11]2[OH]2 : Crystal system:- monoclinic Cleavage:- perfect, prismatic Colour :- mostly a green amphibole Hardness:- 5.5-6 Sp.gravity :- 3.1-3.3 ACTINOLITE Ca 2( Mg fe) 5 [(Si 4 O 11 ] 2 [OH] 2HORNBLENDE Ca2Na(Mg fe)(Al,Fe)[(SiAl)4O11]2[OH]2: Crystal system:- monoclinic, crystals long, slender and prismatic Cleavage:- perfect, prismatic Hardness:- 5.5-6 Sp. Gravity;- 3-3.47 Lustre :- vitreous Streak:- white, with greenish tint Composition:- highly variable and complex; broadly an aluminous amphibole Optical:- optically(-) HORNBLENDE Ca 2 Na(Mg fe)(Al,Fe)[(SiAl) 4 O 11 ] 2 [OH] 2PowerPoint Presentation: Occurrence:- it is a common rock forming mineral in igneous and metamorphic rocks. Varites :- about half a dozen varieties of hornblend have been differentiated on the basis of variation in its chemical composition.PowerPoint Presentation: Compaison of pyroxene and amphibole groupPowerPoint Presentation: character pyroxene Amphibole crystallisation 1.Orthorhombic, monoclinic 1.Orthorhombic, monoclinic 2. Crystals are commonly short and stout. 2. Crystals are commonly long and slender. cleavage 1.perfect, prismatic 1.perfect, prismatic 2.Cleavage angle is 8 7 degree 2.Cleavage angle is 124 degree physical 1. H=5-6 1. H=5-6 2.Sp.Gr.= 3-3.8 2.Sp.Gr.= 2.8-3.8 3.colour= grey, black, and other dark shades 3.colour= grey, black, and other dark shades Atomic structure 1.silicon= oxygen tetrahedra linked together in chain structure. 1.silicon= oxygen tetrahedra linked together in chain structure. 2.Consist of extensions of single chain of tetrahedra yeilding Si:O ratio of (1:3) 2.Consist of extensions of double chain of tetrahedra yeilding Si:O ratio of (4:11)PowerPoint Presentation: character pyroxene Amphibole chemical Metasilicate with general formula of R. SiO 3 where R= Ca, Mg, Fe, Al etc. Metasilicate but with hydroxyl group and general formula is R[Si 4 O 11 ] 2 [OH] 2 Where R= Ca, Mg, Fe, Al etc. Cross section It appears octagonal with almost right angle cleavage. It appear hexagonal with cleavage angle of 124 degree.PowerPoint Presentation: THANK YOU You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
STUDY OF PYROXENE GROUP AND AMOHIBOLE GROUP kolaterahul Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Copy Does not support media & animations WordPress Embed Customize Embed URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 229 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: July 09, 2012 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript STUDY OF PYROXENE GROUP AND AMOHIBOLE GROUP: STUDY OF PYROXENE GROUP AND AMOHIBOLE GROUPPYROXENE GROUP: INTRODUCTION It forms another set of important rock-forming minerals. Occurs in good abundance in dark coloured igneous and metamorphic rocks. In fact in ferro-magnesion minerals, pyroxene group occupyfirst place as rock forming group. All of them are closely related in their atomic constitution, crystallisation and general physical properties. PYROXENE GROUPPowerPoint Presentation: Following are members of pyroxene group are of very common occurrence in rocks and hence deserve individual discriptionENSTATITE (Mg SiO3) : Crystal system: - orthorhombic (massive, fibrous). Clevage :- prismatic. Colour :- grayish white to greenish white. Hardness:- 5.5 Sp. Gravity:- 3.1 to 3.3 Lustre :- vitreous to pearly. Composition:- MgSiO 3 Optical:- optically (+) Occurrence:- A common constituents of many igneous rock and some metamorphic rock. ENSTATITE (Mg SiO 3 )HYPERSTHENE (fe, Mg) SiO3: Crystal system:- orthorhombic Clevage :- prismatic Colour :- green, olive green to greenish black Hardness:- 5-6 Sp. Gravity:- 3.4-3.5 Lustre :- pearly to vitreous (streak- grey) Composition:- primarily asilicate of magnesium with more than 14% of FeO . Also present alumina in some variety. Optical:- opticallt (-) Occurrence:- found in plutonic rocks like gabbros and norites HYPERSTHENE (fe, Mg) SiO 3DIOSPIDE Ca Mg(Si2O6) : crystal system:-Monoclinic Clevage :- prismatic and distinct. Colour :- light green, grey, colourless . Hardness:- 5 - 6 Sp. Gravity:- 3.27-3.38 Composition:- calcium magnesium silicate with Fe and Mg Occurrence:- it is common constituent of basic and ultra basic igneous rocks. DIOSPIDE Ca Mg(Si 2 O 6 )AUGITE Ca(Mg,Fe,Al)(Al, SiO)2O6 : crystal system:- Monoclinic Clevage :- prismatic Colour :- greyish , green and black. Hardness:- 5 - 6 Sp. Gravity:- 3.25-3.55(depend on iron content) Lustre :- commonly vitreous Composition:- complex Fe-Mg silicate Optical:- optically(+) Occurrence:- a verry common ferro magnesium mineral . The basi and altra basic rock are specially rich in augite . AUGITE Ca(Mg,Fe,Al)(Al, SiO) 2 O 6AMPHIBOLE GROUP: INTRODUCTION Parallel to pyroxene group because many minerals show a striking resemblance to the pyroxene minerals in many of their properties. Also characterized with a double clevage . Hardness between 5-6 Specific gravity from 3 – 3.5 Generally dark in colour . AMPHIBOLE GROUPPowerPoint Presentation: Folowing are some examples of amphibole group ANTHOPHYLLITE (Mg, Fe)3 (Mg, Fe)3 : Crystal system:- orthorhombic Cleavage:- perfect and prismatic Colour :- grey, brownish, greenish Hardness:- 5.5-6 Sp.gravity :- 2.85-3.20 Lustre :- vitreous Optical:- optically(+) Occurrence:- found in metamorphic rocks ANTHOPHYLLITE (Mg, Fe) 3 (Mg, Fe) 3TREMOLITE Ca2Mg5[(Si4O11]2[OH]2: Crystal system:- monoclinic, crystals are long, bladed Cleavage:- prismatic and perfect Colour :- commonly white to light grey. Hardness:- 5.5 6 Sp. Gravity:- 2.9-3 Lustre :- vitreous Optical:- optically(-) Occurance :- igneous and metamorphic rocks. TREMOLITE Ca 2 Mg 5 [(Si 4 O 11 ] 2 [OH] 2ACTINOLITE Ca2(Mg fe)5[(Si4O11]2[OH]2 : Crystal system:- monoclinic Cleavage:- perfect, prismatic Colour :- mostly a green amphibole Hardness:- 5.5-6 Sp.gravity :- 3.1-3.3 ACTINOLITE Ca 2( Mg fe) 5 [(Si 4 O 11 ] 2 [OH] 2HORNBLENDE Ca2Na(Mg fe)(Al,Fe)[(SiAl)4O11]2[OH]2: Crystal system:- monoclinic, crystals long, slender and prismatic Cleavage:- perfect, prismatic Hardness:- 5.5-6 Sp. Gravity;- 3-3.47 Lustre :- vitreous Streak:- white, with greenish tint Composition:- highly variable and complex; broadly an aluminous amphibole Optical:- optically(-) HORNBLENDE Ca 2 Na(Mg fe)(Al,Fe)[(SiAl) 4 O 11 ] 2 [OH] 2PowerPoint Presentation: Occurrence:- it is a common rock forming mineral in igneous and metamorphic rocks. Varites :- about half a dozen varieties of hornblend have been differentiated on the basis of variation in its chemical composition.PowerPoint Presentation: Compaison of pyroxene and amphibole groupPowerPoint Presentation: character pyroxene Amphibole crystallisation 1.Orthorhombic, monoclinic 1.Orthorhombic, monoclinic 2. Crystals are commonly short and stout. 2. Crystals are commonly long and slender. cleavage 1.perfect, prismatic 1.perfect, prismatic 2.Cleavage angle is 8 7 degree 2.Cleavage angle is 124 degree physical 1. H=5-6 1. H=5-6 2.Sp.Gr.= 3-3.8 2.Sp.Gr.= 2.8-3.8 3.colour= grey, black, and other dark shades 3.colour= grey, black, and other dark shades Atomic structure 1.silicon= oxygen tetrahedra linked together in chain structure. 1.silicon= oxygen tetrahedra linked together in chain structure. 2.Consist of extensions of single chain of tetrahedra yeilding Si:O ratio of (1:3) 2.Consist of extensions of double chain of tetrahedra yeilding Si:O ratio of (4:11)PowerPoint Presentation: character pyroxene Amphibole chemical Metasilicate with general formula of R. SiO 3 where R= Ca, Mg, Fe, Al etc. Metasilicate but with hydroxyl group and general formula is R[Si 4 O 11 ] 2 [OH] 2 Where R= Ca, Mg, Fe, Al etc. Cross section It appears octagonal with almost right angle cleavage. It appear hexagonal with cleavage angle of 124 degree.PowerPoint Presentation: THANK YOU